Sentence examples for putting became from inspiring English sources

Close enough that seven years ago, when DiMarco's struggles with his putting became desperate, Kendall showed him a new grip.

The conventional wisdom in golf is that putting becomes more difficult with age.

For whatever reasons, they said, staying put became an unappealing or unavailable option.

Out-of-the-money puts become more sensitive to changes in the price of the underlying indexes as the underlying approaches the strike prices.

What kind of person could possibly justify putting "become a good DJ" as their very first step?

In light of the conditions, even two-putting became guesswork.

After a number of these practice sessions all puts under 6 or 10 feet will become virtual gimme puts and all long puts become easy as you only want to get within your personal gimme range.

Goya and Turner, artists "obsessed with light and violence," as he put it, became favorites.

Duval is still the No. 2 player in the world ranking, but putting has become his No. 1 problem.

The Paris Commune, which lasted for just over two months in the spring of 1871 before being brutally put down, became enshrined in socialist history and memory.

At this point, "Everything Put Together" becomes a two-pronged movie.